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Park Features & Amenities
Camp Basics
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Credit Cards Accepted: NA
Utilities & Amenities
Power: 50 Amps, 30 Amps, 20 Amps
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Traveler Tips
Traveler Reviews
Great Place
We have spent several nights at this park, both while traveling through and also several nights while attending the Shakespeare festival.
We travel in a 38 foot diesel pusher towing a car. Several spots can handle the motorhome but only a couple of pull through places.
The park was always quiet at night and the spaces are quite large compared to private campgrounds. (We have never stayed here during the busy summer months.)
It's a little ways off the freeway but we feel the 5 minutes it takes to get there is worth it.
The only important thing to remember is not to turn left into the first campground. It is for tents and small RVs only.
A Public Campground that won't Disappoint
Most recent stay was 04/05/2016 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a "Tear Drop style RV" only 15' long w/o toilet or shower and thus rely on campgrounds facilities ~ so our critique is focused in that area.
All PROS - no CONS, just a perfect setting for a public campground without the crowding and commercialism of the private campgrounds you normally find at the privates. The best thing is, this Jackson County public facility has full hookups, asphalt pads, sturdy well maintained picnic tables with fire ring + a newer more modern bathhouse with hot showers that are full on ceramic tiled walls ~ individual private rooms with locking doors. There is a soap dish, hooks for your stuff and a bench in each room ~ wear your clogs. You have to enter another door in same building for the restrooms and sinks [wish they had hooks and shelves in there for your stuff]. The grounds are kept neat and tidy ~and~ you have a view of the lake from every site. Best campsites are in "The Point" campground #'s 12 thru 20 are excellent, but really there's no "bad" site. Also - registered campers do NOT pay the $4.00 entrance fee ~ it's included with your stay.
Wish they had better signage directing you to "The Point" ~ as you enter the main part of the park, there IS a sign with an arrow, but it does not direct you to “the Point” it’s for a different campground in the park; you have to continue straight on the main road to reach "The Point". When / if traveling through southern Oregon, we wouldn't hesitate to stop here again ~ but strongly suggest making a reservation as it's quite popular.
